Which of the following was NOT a finding in a study on altruism by Burnstein and colleagues (1994) dealing with the use of neo-Darwinian decision rules?

A) Sick persons were more likely to be helped than healthy ones
B) There was an interaction between health, kinship and willingness to help
C) Closer kin were more likely to receive help
D) Healthy persons were more likely to receive help in a mundane situation

Neo-Darwinian Decision Rules

Neo-Darwinian decision rules refer to the application of principles from Darwin's theory of evolution, such as natural selection and adaptation, to understand and predict decision-making processes in organisms.

Mundane Situation

Ordinary or everyday scenarios that are typically unremarkable or routine.

Closer Kin

Refers to an individual's family members who are closely related, such as parents, siblings, or children.